the derbyshire county council have put or will be putting a helpline in, and this is for all local peoplell go live front 9am tomorrow until 10pm. ifi live front 9am tomorrow until 10pm. if i could get that number out, please. that number is 01629 533100. the emergency number is 01629 533100. —— that is the helpline number. emergency number is 01629 533100. —— that is the helpline numberl don't think any of the percentages have come from a of the teams working on site because it is almost impossible to assess the risk in that fashion. our message is that the dam is still critical and will remain critical until we can lower the reservoir levels below the damage in the front face, that is the key priority for us on site. i don't have a measurement figure in my head but it is several metres that we need to reduce the level in the dam. and that is why, you know, it could take a number of days to do that. so, the latest from the police, the environment agency, and others. the police telling us that a substantial threat to life exists if the wall fails, and also, crucially, the assista nt fails

we spoke earlier to the leader of derbyshire county council with their efforts to help businesses., i know. those pictures were from earlier this year when i did a piece for north west tonight about the fire service in lancashire opening their recruitment window. it was coincidently something i had been thinking about for quite a few yea rs, thinking about for quite a few years, having a go. that was my dad, the guy that was in those pictures that you just sell. he was a firefighter for many years in lancashire. he retired a couple of yea rs lancashire. he retired a couple of years ago. i thought, when the recruitment window opened this time, i would apply and see what happened. surprisingly to me, i was accepted. i‘m starting my training to be a firefighter in eight months, a month tomorrow, in fact. i am not surprised they snapped you up. if we don‘t see you before, we hope the training goes well and that you love your new career. thank you very much. all the best for you and thank you for taking us nationwide. thank you. if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you

it had been a ghost town for the past seven days, but now you can see people from derbyshire county councilo action. one of them is with me here. you run the indian restau ra nt with me here. you run the indian restaurant here next to the train station, the takeaway. were you waiting and looking at your phone to see when you could get inside?” waiting and looking at your phone to see when you could get inside? i was waiting nearby to get the news to come into the shop. ijust came to check the food, throw it all the way... check the food, throw it all the way. . . throw check the food, throw it all the way... throw it all the way? all of the food will be getting bad. what have you thrown away? the chicken, almost all of it. we have to start from scratch. i have to come round tomorrow at 10am, do all the cooking and hopefully open in the afternoon. you are going to have to get all your ingredients, everything, is this something you order in or will you have to go out and buy it yourself? some of it i have to buy myself and some of it i order in and i will have to ask them to do a delivery at

everybody involved in this massive operation, including the county council's emergency planning department, and they will have a meeting with derbyshirehen can that happen? separately, there is a public meeting being held tonight at 5pm to update residents on the situation. as you know, there is 1500 people out of their homes at the moment, and they are very keen foran the moment, and they are very keen for an update. an extensive search continues in malaysia for a 15—year—old british girl who has disappeared whilst on holiday with her family. nora quoirin, who has special needs, was reported missing by her parents on sunday morning, when they woke to find her hotel room empty. local police say they are treating the incident as a missing persons case and not an abduction. the former labour mp fiona onasanya has been struck off as a solicitor for lying to avoid a speeding conviction. the 35—year—old, who worked in commercial property law before her election to parliament in 2017, was jailed for perverting the course ofjustice last year by claiming someone else was driving her car. the basking shark is one of the world's largest fish. b